Forest Grove Union High School - Optimist Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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f 19 W Z-1, S f i J f N X I , g -' 41 -pgs-ur 1 li N . -9- X R . 1 . 1 , I-1-? -'- a .I x hen nights Wrrr nmlrh. The English sun was rapidly sinking as a solitary knight paced leisurely up the winding road leading to Camelot Castle. It was King Ar- thur, anyone would have known that. Letting his reins lie idle, he gave himself up to enjoyment of the view, breathing great whiffs of the evening air. 'By my troth, he muttered, Guinevere's having liver and onions again for supper. ,Q At the postern gate a look of annoyance flickercd across his historic face when several minutes of knocking were required to rouse the gate- keeper. . Who's there? a fuzzy brown voice inquired at last. King Arthur awaits without, answered the monarch. ' Without what? came the inquiry. That's old stuff, replied Arthur scornfully. To himself he added: I'll have to remember that gag and pull it on Galahad. He entered the gate and gazed about. Several of his warriors were in the garden, tilling the soil. Ho, knights ! he hailed. ' Well, ain't we? they answered, somewhat testily. At this juncture, Queen Guinevere tripped across the court. I always fall over that blamed thing, she grumbled, picking herself up. u Lo Gunny, grinned Arthur. That a new reducing exercise? So's your thirty-second cousin, retorted the queen, who was an ac- complished wit. ' Her lord made no answer. He was gazing with interest at a stalwart archer shuffling toward the armory. Upon the man's back hung a huge bow, and the kingis eyes glittered enviously as he gazed upon it. 0 I say, fellowf' he called, of what is your bow made? Methinks I would fain buy it. Yew woodj' replied the henchman. V Yes, I would, cried King Art, and you needn't get so fresh about it, neither. A thousand pardons, sir, begged the lout humbly. Well, I haven't got 'em, Arthur answered. Forget it, said the man. Y know any new stories? Say, here's a corker they told at the luncheon club,,' said the king eagerly. A traveling salesman stopped at a hotel one night- 4 I heard that one, grunted the menial. How about this one: An old maid was sitting opposite a man in a railway coach- Heard that too. ' The king's face fell. Well, I got to be getting along, he said. Another of those infer- nal Round Table meetingsf, Why's it called a Round Table? asked the warrior. Because no one else ever comes ,round, sighed King Arthur, as the castle door closed behind him. Page 14 A ,BAN JJ M-KAN I C 'U ' ni I fx .lN -3'-T 's urs! I ' I I I A,-3,

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limi X A is 5 I - I ., ,.. S ,.. X il 'I . - N 2 1 19 X axe: I g v,1 C L ' ' , X . . I l l Miss Leone Graham Mr. Lawrence E. Devlin Miss Mary E. McGookin Miss Ruth Butsch Miss Myrtle Ferm Miss May Agile Barr 1 MISS LEONE GRAHAM LAWRENCE E. DEVLIN Pacific University, A. B. Pacific University, A. B. English, Algebra History, Athletic Coach. MISS MARY E. MCGOOKIN O1-egon Agricultural College, B. S. Home Economics MISS RUTH BUSCH MISS MYRTLE FERM Willamette University, A. B. Pacific University, A. B. English ' Mathematics MISS MAY AGILE BARR University of Oregon, B. A. Latin, Spanish, English ' Page 13 . 4 W l ..1.'-Q. -.---n .- l L fi . --f ' A ii I 52 , .....-25.-.... -F .-2: I - in -...QE Z.-if 27... '-T' nl A T-I l -- -L 3-

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